Eminem protege and newest member of Shady Records "Yelawolf" is heading to the UK this summer, for a spate of dates that will see the American rapper play to thousands of devoted fans, for the second time on these shores.
"Yelawolf" will be bringing his unique brand of southern 'gansta rap' to our British shores in support of his debut Shady Records release - 'Radioactive', which was met with critical acclaim upon it's release in November 2011. 'Radioactive' entered the Billboard 200 at number 27, and sold in excess of 41,000 copies, in it's first week of release.
The albums lead single went on to become a club favourite, and was followed up with the equally impressive "Kid Rock" collaboration 'Let's Roll'.
"Yelawolf" will be hitting up Manchester, London, Bristol and Birmingham on this whistle-stop tour of the UK. Rumours are abound that he's to be joined on stage by a number of special guests, for this intimate tour. Anyone holding out for a "Yelawolf" "Slim Shady" duet, may want to keep their fingers crossed, you may very well may be in luck.
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